An absorbable hemostatic nonwoven patch utilizes a biocompatible substrate comprised of melt-blown microfibers as webbed sheets that are layered and bonded/entangled in descending density and ascending porosity; the substrate having a high flexibility, strength and porosity that is suitable for coating cross-linkable active molecules and ability for laparoscopic use or trocar deployment, ultimately for functional use as a highly effective hemostat in addressing problematic bleeding during both open and minimally invasive surgical procedures.

The present invention relates to a multilayered wound dressing particularly for wound treatment in the granulation and epithelization phase. The wound dressing comprises a) a first layer as a wound contact layer having a first side and a second side, and b) at least one second layer as an absorbent layer having a first side and a second side and comprising a hydrophilic polyurethane foam, wherein the polyurethane foam comprises a water fraction of at least 10% by weight of water.

Examples include devices, systems and methods related to advanced wound therapy dressings. Specific examples are optimized for use with mobile continuous diffusion of oxygen therapy systems for the localized delivery of oxygen to damaged and healing tissues. Examples may utilize a conduit to deliver therapeutic fluids, including for example oxygen, where the conduit comprises a plurality of apertures or perforations. Examples may also include a spacer material with a plurality of distribution channels in fluid communication with the conduit.

The present invention relates to dressings such as bandages or tapes having improved extensibility and conformability to human skin and joints.

The present invention relates to dressings such as bandages or tapes having improved extensibility and conformability to human skin and joints.

The present invention relates to dressings such as bandages or tapes having improved extensibility and conformability to human skin and joints.

The present invention relates to dressings such as bandages or tapes having improved extensibility and conformability to human skin and joints.

The present invention relates to dressings such as bandages or tapes having improved extensibility and conformability to human skin and joints.

The present invention generally relates to dressings such as bandages or tapes having improved extensibility and conformability to human skin and joints.

The present invention generally relates to dressings such as bandages or tapes having improved extensibility and conformability to human skin and joints.